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I do not know how common it is, but it's common enough that I've head them called "boomerang transfers".

First game was Malik. Second game it was Ballo. Today it's Mackenzie. Our team just waits for one dude to get hot and then we run our entire offense through them

Cupps hasn't been able to produce much on court, but I do like that he is trying to be talk to the guys. I don't believe I see Rice talk half as much

fooled me for a few mins. Disappointing

Malik and Ballo together on the court and we go down double digits in a flash

Multiple dudes went diving on the floor for a loose ball. I can't be mad that they gave up that wide open three.

Great minutes by Hatton.

I did not expect Hatton to be taking shots in back to back possessions

Seeing our guys hustle and play like they actually want to win. It is a night and day difference from yesterday.

It appears our guys have woken up a bit. I like how they've responded to the terrible start.

The Ballo three point play. Followed by a block. A rare glimmer of hope?

You telling me you're not familiar with Guwop and his extensive Trap music catalogue?

There is no connection between Titus' twitter name and Trilly Donovan. "Trilly" is a portmanteau of the slang word "Trill" and the name Billy. Titus' username is referring to recording a "trillion" in the box score, when someone has a 1 in the Minutes stat and 0s in the rest of the categories. It's a joke about how people make up names for box score performances (double-doubles, triple-doubles, Five by Fives, etc)

It's not an issue of his GPA. From my understanding, UM has very strict transfer credit policies. Since Caleb is an upperclassman, it actually goes against him. UM is more forgiving to underclassmen since they won't be set too far back if most of their credits don't transfer over. Since he's coming from an out of state school, they'll probably take less than half his credits. Schools known for their academics don't want kids who have been in school full-time for 6 semesters but have less than 30 credits.

They do serve wine, but Bruiser would come in during lunch and use his IU credit card so he did not order any alcohol.